There is probably some negotiation with the Earth’s magnetic poles or some sort of magic going on here because somehow this guy is able to make a cube inside a cube inside a cube from a metal block.

As you move the cube, you can see parts of each painting swirling around in a kaleidoscope-esque 3D collage until the next image comes into focus. The cube is filled with a silicone oil to give it ...

As a result, MegaHouse developed Rubik’s Cube Impossible: a standard Rubik’s Cube except for the fact that some of the colored squares change colors depending on the angle you look at them. The ...